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7 posts by 6 people · 07 Jun 1995 - 10 Jun 1995

imcil.. 07 Jun 1995#302163
> Path: netfs.dnd.ca!ub!news.kei.com!bloom-beacon.mit.edu!usc!howland.reston.ans.net!new s.sprintlink.net!kaleka.seanet.com!usenet In order to run the SVGA version of NASCAR, there are two things necessary. First of all, you have to have the CD-ROM version of the sim; the diskette version contains only VGA. Assuming you have the CD-ROM version, you have to start the sim with the "-h" option. i.e. "NASCAR -h". Hope this helps. Ian McIlroy Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
yohnn 07 Jun 1995#302164
Can someone help determining if SVGA is on or not? I have a 486dx2 80mhz with 12 megs ram and an S-3 video card with 2 megs, and a Compag 461t SVGA monitor. My interior doesn't look as sharp as on the box, more like VGA mode.
Nik Eva 07 Jun 1995#302165
: Can someone help determining if SVGA is on or not? I have a 486dx2 80mhz : with 12 megs ram and an S-3 video card with 2 megs, and a Compag 461t : SVGA monitor. My interior doesn't look as sharp as on the box, more like : VGA mode. AFAIK, you have to specifically select SVGA mode. I think you type NASCAR -n (I just know you'll all let me know I'm wrong :-) ) From what I've heard, though, to get SVGA running smoothly, you need a 500MHz, 686 :-))) -- But Looks can be Deceiving
CR Ridl 08 Jun 1995#302188
>Can someone help determining if SVGA is on or not? I have a 486dx2 80mhz >with 12 megs ram and an S-3 video card with 2 megs, and a Compag 461t >SVGA monitor. My interior doesn't look as sharp as on the box, more like >VGA mode. You can only run the game in SVGA mode if you loaded it from the CD ROM version. The floppy version didn't support SVGA. Also, when you start the game, use the -h switch. If you use that switch and bought the CD ROM version, you get SVGA. Good luck running it with a 486 machine though. IWCC/IGN/IWR #70 AC/Delco Chevy Monte Carlo Gold Star Racing
TOBY BRANFO 08 Jun 1995#302189
CR> You can only run the game in SVGA mode if you loaded it from the CD CR> ROM version. The floppy version didn't support SVGA. Also, when CR> you start the game, use the -h switch. If you use that switch and CR> bought the CD ROM version, you get SVGA. So the manual says. But when I do this, the machine crashes out with some sort of error. The manual talks about loading VESA drivers.....I've got a PCI card so.....??? Running on a P66 16Mb machine, with an Orchid Pro64 graphics card - under OS/2 (VGA works fine, can't get anywhere under DOS with SVGA either so I don't think OS/2 is to blame). Any ideas anyone? Cheers --+------ |++|+++ -------+ --- * RM 1.3 U0414 * At least one problem can be found for every solution.
yohnn 09 Jun 1995#302222
Try using the universal VESA included with the CD. It's in it's own directory on the CD and doesn't seem to get installed on your HD if you do full installation. I just copied the directory to Nascar on my HD. Let me know if it help's. :)
Jim Sokolo 10 Jun 1995#302250
>AFAIK, you have to specifically select SVGA mode. I think you type > NASCAR -n The proper command line switch for SVGA is -h. The game defaults to VGA mode, unless the -h switch is present on the command line. ---Jim Sokoloff

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